Skull Labs Ripped Mass Gainer 3 kg

What is it — basic overview:

• Skull Labs Ripped Mass is a mass-gainer powder supplement designed to help with muscle mass gain and weight gain, especially useful for people doing high-intensity training. 

• It combines proteins + carbohydrates + added creatine & amino acids (BCAA + L-glutamine) to support muscle growth, recovery, and energy replenishment.

Nutrition & Composition — per serving & per 100 g:

Typical “serving” = ~ 2 scoops = 100 g powder. 

So one serving gives around 400 kcal, 30 g protein, and a big carb dose — making it a caloric-dense shake ideal if you find it hard to get enough calories/protein from regular meals. (

Claimed Benefits & Use Cases:

According to sellers and supplement-info pages, Skull Labs Ripped Mass aims to:

• Help gain muscle mass and overall weight (especially for “hard gainers”). 

• Provide protein + fast carbs to support muscle growth and glycogen replenishment after intense workouts.

• Supply creatine (≈ 2.5 g/serving) to support strength, power output, and high-intensity performance. 

• Provide BCAAs & glutamine to aid in muscle recovery, reduce catabolism, and support lean mass retention. 

• Act as a calorie-dense “meal supplement/shake” — useful when you struggle to eat enough solid food or need quick calories. 

How to Use / Dosage Recommendations:

• Typical serving: 2 scoops (~100 g) mixed with 200–400 ml water or skimmed milk. 

• Use 1 serving 45–75 minutes before workout, and 1 serving immediately after workout. 

• On non-training days: some sources suggest 1 serving between meals to help maintain caloric surplus.

• Pack contains ~ 30 servings (for 3 kg tub) if using 100 g servings. 

Important Notes & Cautions!

• This is a supplement — not a substitute for a balanced diet and proper training. 

• It may contain allergens (milk proteins, possibly gluten, etc.). 

• Because it’s high in calories & carbs, using it without sufficient activity or overconsuming may lead to fat gain rather than lean mass.

• Should be used by healthy adults; avoid if you have certain medical conditions, or under pregnancy/nursing.